Updated: May 04, 2014, 12:00 AM
In pictures: Highs and lows from English football weekend
Clark lifts Jordon in celebration. Paul Thomas / Getty Images
Fabio da Silva of Cardiff City looks dejected after the English Premier League match against Newcastle United. Cardiff lost which ensured their relegation to the Championship. Matthew Lewis / Getty Images
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the Cardiff City manager, looks dejected after the defeat, later calling it the worst moment of his managerial career. Matthew Lewis / Getty Images
A Fulham fan reacts as his side were also relegated following their defeat in the English Premier League to Stoke City. Jamie McDonald / Getty Images
Fulham manager Felix Magath is also a disappointed man. The German, however, wants to keep reigns of the club when they play in the Championship next season. Jamie McDonald / Getty Images
Fulham fans show their emotions following defeat and subsequent relegation. Geoff Caddick / AFP
There was also joy for many on Saturday, fans here cheering their teams on during the Championship match between Leicester City and Doncaster Rovers. Michael Regan / Getty Images
Birmingham City fans celebrate as they avoid relegation after the Championship match against Bolton Wanderers. Paul Thomas / Getty Images
Scott Parker of Fulham reacts as his side are relegated following their defeat. Jamie McDonald / Getty Images
Aron Gunnarsson, second from right, and Jordon Mutch of Cardiff City, right, look dejected during the English Premier League against Newcastle United. Matthew Lewis / Getty Images
David Clarkson of Bristol Rovers reacts after missing a chance during the League Two match against Mansfield Town at Memorial Stadium. Ben Hoskins / Getty Images
Wes Morgan of Leicester City lifts the Championship trophy after the match against Doncaster Rovers. Michael Regan / Getty Images
Leonardo Ulloa of Brighton & Hove Albion celebrates scoring the winning goal during the Championship match against Nottingham Forest in Nottingham. Tony Marshall / Getty Images